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Best Handyman Poems


Handyman
When we first met
you said
all you wanted
was a lover and best friend...

Instead I became
your personal handyman
seemingly to repair
your past leaky ceiling relationships...

Maybe to super glue
the many pieces
of your broken heart back together
or oil your squeaky insecurities...

I spent much time
tightening nuts and bolts
in your suspicious mind
seeing...

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Categories: handyman, feelings, love, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Your Broken Handyman
Oh you broken infinity; gray in nature.

Allow me to repair you.

I am a handyman of words,

breaking down this soft-spoken language in rhythmic remedy,

yet only for you, my good neighbor.

You are the everlasting universe,

but let's not stumble over words.

The universe is infinite; yet not quite infinity,

and...

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Categories: handyman, beauty, earth, passion, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Handyman
Ma and Pa dwelled in their brick rancher for many years.
There they reared their kids, seeing lots of joys and tears.
Pa was proud of his home and kept it in good condition.
He did lots of repairs but at times caused some demolition!

Pa thought himself handy...

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Categories: handyman, funny
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Handyman
my name  sam
and i am
good  to  be around
i  clean  house up and down
i  don't just  stare
i  do care
and play fair
makes repair
put  me in your dailey plan
am a
HANDYMAN...

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Categories: handyman, adventure, caregiving,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Andy the Handyman
Andy the Handyman
Andy was cleverly skilled at his art
he built mechanical things part by part
Andy worked all the time couldn’t stop it
but the wife would blast off like a rocket.

He couldn’t understand the dramatics
when he built a carriage in the garage
The wife said it was...

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Categories: handyman, conflict, humorous, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Handyman Me
Finding myself alone after so many years.
I learned that I was somewhere that I didn't want to be.
I needed to step up and conquer my fears.
If I didn't, I would never be free.

At first, I didn't do much but sit and cry.
Feeling such grief day...

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Categories: handyman, house, identity, moving on,
Form: Quatrain



The Handyman and Her
The spiral staircase made her high heels sing.
The handyman had heard raw music ring -
clickety clack, clickety, clickety clack!
Musing how the heads of woodpeckers spring,

right on, he bounded up the steps to check
and found her with a noose about her neck
ready to jump. Quickly he...

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Categories: handyman, prayer, suicide,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Handyman
[The Candyman]

Who can take a hairball?
Blame it on the cat
Flush it down the tank
And you laugh a lot for that

It’s the handyman
Yes, it's the handyman
The handyman can
‘Cause you pay him for the laugh
When the laugh is on you

Yes, the laugh is on you
‘Cause he took...

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Categories: handyman, abuse, cat, humor,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Handyman
Handyman

Can't compete with someone who...
Is already waiting at your door.
Already he is back with you...
And you've moved on again once more.

Heart breaking to believe that we...
Had almost reached a place of trust.
To only just the next day see...
Once again there is no us.

Handyman is at...

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Categories: handyman, betrayal, heartbroken, hilarious, moving
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Tinker Contest
It’s the beginning of best tinker week! Get up! Let’s go! Wake up! Come on!
The rest of the family has already gone!
I jump out of bed, excited of course, who will be the fastest? The best at the fix?

We dash up to the town square,...

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Categories: handyman, 10th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Useful Toolbox of Happiness
A dull-looking scuffed up ebony toolbox full of pure happiness,
Sat in the back of Charley’s old green Chevy pick-up truck,
Waiting for him to drink his three cups of coffee.
“Another adventure!” the wrench said to the clamps.

The tools knew that Charley would be using them today...

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Categories: handyman, happy, joy,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry